Portrait of Willem van Bibaut
painting by the Master of Willem van Bibaut
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Portrait of Willem van Bibaut
Summary
Portrait of Willem van Bibaut is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- Portrait of Willem van Bibaut is the creator of Master of the portrait of Willem van Bibaut[2].
- Portrait of Willem van Bibaut's image is recorded as Remember Me exhibition, Rijksmuseum 35.jpg[3].
- Portrait of Willem van Bibaut's instance of is recorded as painting[4].
- Portrait of Willem van Bibaut's genre is recorded as portrait[5].
- Portrait of Willem van Bibaut's depicts is recorded as Guilielmus Bibaucus[6].
- Portrait of Willem van Bibaut's depicts is recorded as religious habit[7].
- Portrait of Willem van Bibaut's depicts is recorded as prayer[8].
- Portrait of Willem van Bibaut's made from material is recorded as walnut panel[9].
- Portrait of Willem van Bibaut's collection is recorded as Rijksmuseum[10].
- Portrait of Willem van Bibaut's location is recorded as Rijksmuseum[11].
- Portrait of Willem van Bibaut's part of is recorded as Diptych: ''Virgin and Child'' and ''Portrait of Willem van Bibaut''[12].
- Portrait of Willem van Bibaut's Commons category is recorded as Portrait of the prior of Grande Chartreuse, Willem van Bibaut[13].
- Portrait of Willem van Bibaut's catalog code is recorded as 162[14].
- Portrait of Willem van Bibaut's catalog code is recorded as 23[15].
- +1523-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Portrait of Willem van Bibaut[16].
- Portrait of Willem van Bibaut's main subject is recorded as Guilielmus Bibaucus[17].
- Portrait of Willem van Bibaut's location of creation is recorded as Grande Chartreuse[18].
- Portrait of Willem van Bibaut's inscription is recorded as Guiliemus Bibaucius Primas Tots/ Ordinis Cartusientium 1523[19].
- Portrait of Willem van Bibaut's is recto of is recorded as Crown of thorns on the Holy Cross, with the Five Holy Wounds surrounded by rays[20].
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Works and Contributions
Portrait of Willem van Bibaut is the creator of Master of the portrait of Willem van Bibaut[2].